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Fountains Hall

Fountains Hall, a Grade I listed building owned by the National Trust, is situated within the World Heritage Site at Studley Royal Park which include the impressive ruins of Fountains Abbey.

The late Elizabethan house dates back to between 1598 and 1604 and was built by Stephen Proctor. Stone from Fountains Abbey ruins was used in its construction.


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9 comments

TOZ said:

It's a beautiful building in beautiful surroundings we are very lucky to have such places to visit.
Best Gordon
5 months ago

Herb Riddle replied to TOZ:

Yes, quite a surprise to see this on our trip around the Abbey.

Cheers. Herb
5 months ago

LotharW said:

Ein Gebäude, wie ich es mag!
5 months ago ( translate )

Herb Riddle replied to LotharW:

Ich auch Lothar.

Tchüß. Herbert
5 months ago ( translate )

Ulrich John said:

Imposant !
5 months ago ( translate )

Keith Burton said:

A very impressive looking piece of architecture...............I love the symmetry and the colour of the stonework. Beautifully sharp and detailed too.

Some interesting topiary too! Well composed and taken Herb!
5 months ago

Herb Riddle replied to Keith Burton:

It was most impressive Keith. A pleasant surprise too for us here. In some ways it is a disappointment to realise that much of this was built from the old stones of the Abbey but that is recycling I suppose. Glad you liked it.

Herb
5 months ago

David G Johnson said:

A fine building for sure there Herb,. I looked on G/E and we seem to have missed this on our visits over the past,.. // Cheers from Dj.
5 months ago

Herb Riddle replied to David G Johnson:

Quite easily overlooked when considering the abbey and water gardens too but this is a very pleasant part of the whole with a nice partially walled garden too. I think it was possible to go inside but we never did. Gad you liked it.

Cheers. Herb
5 months ago